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Wild Garlic

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The wild garlic in the wild patch I've left for the insects at the bottom of my garden has gone bonkers this year. They produce pretty little pink flowers and tiny little bulbs that are a bit of a faff, but worth the effort, with a mild and nutty flavour. We had some in a spaghetti sauce I made tonight and it was delicious.

Anyway - my daughter was playing around with a new fisheye lens she got for her camera and took these - nice pics, worth sharing I thought. I turned the vase a while ago out of a scrap piece of eucalyptus; it's tiny - less than 4 inches tall. Fully hollow using the two-part hollowing technique:

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Nice little pot and the garlic flowers set it off. Do the flowers have a strong scent of garlic
 
Thanks guys. I do have some glass liners (actually they are plastic test tubes, bought on ebay - easier to cut to size) but that little pot is too small. She just put the flowers in there to photograph them. They don't have much of any scent. The bulbs can't be toxic because my daughter and I are still alive and well this morning! :mrgreen:
 
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